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Old 08-17-2005, 12:25 AM
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chirp'ing?

why does my truck chirp when i shut the engine off? but not all the time? is that ok or bad?
this is my first ctd so i am concerned.
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It is normal. Dodge and Cummins says it is from the engine stopping faster then the drive belt. Not for sure if that is possible but that is what I have been told. That is the noise you are hearing. Mine does it too.
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Normal, I got tired of people telling me that I "need to get a new belt on there".
I researched it and it is the acessories running after the quick halt of the the diesel engine. I have also heard of people making it a little quiter with belt dressing spay.
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Just another benefit to owning a diesel. Rolling in a parking garage, its cool to hear that over all the car alarms I just set off
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As I've been told its the Cummins Power Chirp....

Mine disappeared after I changed the belt... But on a rare time or two it might still do it...
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A new belt can usually make the chirp go away for awhile......when the belt ages, it hardens and glazes over slightly causing it to lose a bit of traction on the pulleys.....when shutting down, the accessories literally won't come to a halt as fast as the motor so you hear the belt let out a chirp. If you are that concerned, remove the belt and inspect it.....but from my experience, the belt will have tons of life left in it after it begins to chirp.
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ok,
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hey, what does this mean?

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what ad and what violation?
i never posted no ad. what gives?
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Did you add a link to another website in your sig? If so, it may have had advertising on it? I don't know.....what did you have there? If the link led to some advertising, that would have been considered a site violation.
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nope, nada, nothing. i put no links or nothing of the sort.
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. I have also heard of people making it a little quiter with belt dressing spay.
Don't do it, sure fire way to destroy the belt in no time.
If you want your engine chirpless buy a Goodyear Gatorback belt.
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Originally posted by yfz450guy
nope, nada, nothing. i put no links or nothing of the sort.
Hmm.....I have no idea?

Try posting in the Questions, comments and suggestions forum and ask one of the moderators what was done..........
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Originally posted by infidel
Don't do it, sure fire way to destroy the belt in no time.
If you want your engine chirpless buy a Goodyear Gatorback belt.
Thanks, never used it myself, but I am due for a belt change so new is better............
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just replace the belt and it will go away....
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Originally posted by storx
just replace the belt and it will go away....
That certainly isn't my experence. Unless it's a Gatorback they all chirp from day one.


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